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Industry analysis of TV viewership By: Rohit Mahind Sarang Banubakde Saurabh Mhase Sindoor Naik Swati Gogawat Varun Balakrishnan

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Detailed description of TV trends in India, with analysis of TV watching pattern in India.

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Industry analysis of TV viewership

By: Rohit MahindSarang BanubakdeSaurabh MhaseSindoor NaikSwati GogawatVarun Balakrishnan

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Introduction

• Indian television September 15th 1959 television was introduced in Delhi

• The 80’s brought television set to most of the house hold in India

• Doordarshan was the only channel available which was launched in 1959

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Industry size• Today Indian TV is a INR 370 billion industry• 500 channels catering 102 billion Indians• India has third largest television market in

the world• Approximately half of all Indian households

own a television• Total television viewership of 415 million

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Industry growth

• India’s television business worth is Rs. 370 billion in 2013

• Expected to grow at a compound 18% rate till 2015

• Television business will be worth Rs.808 billion in 2018

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Key trends• Digitization• Regionalization• New Media• Regulation to drive growth• Consumer Understanding• Innovation• Consolidation

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Current trends

• More preference to reality shows by viewers• Indian formats have their own charm• Thriller shows and comedy nights are also popular

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Indian Television & Social Media

• Helps to connect better with people• Sometimes act as alternative to TV like YouTube &

daily motion videos• This factor keeps TV channels on their toes.

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Future of Indian Television• The future, looks bright for television in India• Smart TV’s are the future

Challenges from three aspects: a. technology, b. television viewing practicec. content.

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Television broadcasting

• Cable television industry stares at bleak future• DTH vs. Analogue Cable Television• Digitization norms have debarred analog

broadcasting

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